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Ty Collins

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Wednesday Ladies Monthly Medal Stroke, April 2, 2025

Thirteen members played a stroke event. Lorraine Bray was triumphant with 103-34=69. Followed by C. Downs 97-27=70, M. Dillon 83-11=72 and J. Martin 94-21=73. NTP’s on the 9th J. Milne and 13th C. Downs. Mabel Spitty won the putting comp with 29 putts.

Thursday R & R Stableford, April 3, 2025

A smaller group for today’s event. The winner was Kevin Lane with 41pts. Ball Pool went to T. Laughlin 37, G. Pay, T. Turvey, J. Tartaglia 36..NTP’s went to G. Wyte 3rd, J. Hewitt 5th, J. Tartaglia 9th, P. Jones 13th.

Saturday, April 5, 2025, Monthly Medal Stroke

The winner was J. Hewitt with a score of 76-10=66 c/b. Ball Pool went to K. Sambrook’s 84-18=66, J. Pay 85-14=71 and T. Turvey 88-15=73 c/b. Reminder of The Water Partners Par 3 Day April 13, 10.30 assembly, hit off 11am.

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